A video of the incident has gone viral on social media. The incident came to light after a Visnagar Civil Hospital employee allegedly asked the patient to share an OTP received on her mobile phone while she was receiving an injection.
Initially, the patient complied, but her husband grew suspicious and questioned the hospital worker about the need for the OTP. It soon came to light that the worker allegedly collecting OTPs to enroll people as BJP members.
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India considers whole world its family: Murmu
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BRING STRICTER LAWS TO STOP SEXUAL ASSAULT OF KIDS BY KIN, HC TELLS GOVT
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Crops on 14K ha under water across state, says minister
If crops had sustained over 33% damage, ryots will be compensated
Honorarium of surgeons, other med staff hiked
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CORPN DROPS PLAN TO CONSTRUCT ECO-PARK IN PERUNGUDI
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0.57 acres of waterbodies to be given for ECR expansion
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Textbook corpn plans to sign 1,000 translation agreements this book fair
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